TAOS
YHE
DAILY
NEv73
TUESDAY.
JVHt
PERTH'S
"Tango
Pumps"
in
crushed
gun
metal
JULIE
ARTHUR
Hi
Styles
lines
in
latest
designs
PLIO
.PEDIC
Arch
Supporting
Shoes
with
Style
Plus
Family
shoe
store
ltD.
"The
Home
of
Good
Shoes
EDITORIAL
1
HE
DAILY
NEWS.
PKINCE
KUFERT,
BRITISH
COLUMBIA
Published
Every
Afternoon
Except
Sunday
by
Prince
Rupert
Dally
News
Limited.
Third
Avenue.
H.
P.
PULLEN,
PRESIDENT
G.
A.
HUNTER.
MANAGING
EDITOR
DAILY
EDITION
Shipyard
Work
.
.
.
fiSgpr
TUESDAY,
JUNE
23.
1942.
We
are
assured
that
the
adnntinn
of
iha
onntinnniic
production
program
in
the
shipyards
does
not
imply
con-tinous
seven-day
work
for
the
men
concerned.
The
men
are
not
now
workinrr
seven
davs
a
wppV
ami
nrmvlinir
We
hear
that
some
of
the
Prince
Rupert
people
who
are
holidaying
elsewhere
have
had
sufficient
rain
and
cool
weather
and
are
wishing
they
had
stayed
home'.
"Likely
some
of
them
will
be
back
soon,
the
Battle
of
the
Pacific
notwithstanding.
so
Letter
Box
YOUTH'S
MU'LY
the
community?
INORATE.
BOWL
PARTY
IS
SUCCESS
to
information
we
have
received,
there
is
no
intention
Sum
of
siso
Raised
by
c.n.r..
nt
1
n
T
J
1
il
it
...
r-t..t-
o
.
ui
uuwiik
uiem
uo
so.
EiViuemiv.
tne
men
aro
nnnnfi
tn
-,uo
"n
aunaay
any
men
working
on
shipbuilding
work
on
Sundays
even
on
the
staggered
shift
basis.
One
of
their
principal
arguments
is
that
the
week-end
time
is
required
for
re-laxaton
and
repair
of
machinery
and
that,
by
having
this,
there
will
be
more
efficiency
on
the
remaining
six
days.
The
minister
of
labor,
apparently,
has
other
ideas
on
the
subject
for
he
insists
that
there
can
only
be-the
full
capacity
of
ship
production
by
the
continuous
work
program.
As
we
have
suggested
before,
thprp
rpallv
no
issue
at
stake
that
cannot
be
ironed
out
quite
readily.'
it
mignt
oe
mentioned
that,
tor
the
time
being
at
least,
the
work
at
the
Prince
Rupert
plant
is
only
indirectly
affected
since
there
are
not
sufficient
men
here
to
carry
out
a
continuous
production
schedule.
Even
for
the
most
wishful
thinkers,
there
is
little
consolation
about
the
news
from
Tobruk
arid.
Sebastopol.
And
closer
home
Aleutian
Islands
and
now
Vancouver
Island
are
a
headache.
"While
Rome
Burns"
P5
Out
here
at
this
outpost
of
coast
exposed
as
we
are
possibly
more
than
any
other
part
of
Canada
to
the
physical
dangers
of
war
we
may
get
a
little
impatient
at
times
but
it
does
seem
to
many
that
the
spectacle
of
Parliament,
at
Ottawa
becomes
more
and
more
of
a
King
Nen
fiddling
and
Rome
burning
act.
The
seemingly
interminable
debate
on
the
conscription
bill
to
serious-minded
folks
is
getting
almost
unendurable.
Why
it
should
be
permitted
to
drag
on
this
way
when
there
is
really
little
issue
involved
and
it
is
going
to
pass
anyway,
giving
the
government
widespread
authority
to
use
manpower
as
it
likes,
passes
understanding.
Of
course,
the
I
arliamentarians.
who
want,
fn
riauviio
nA
oiu
yar
situation
becomes
more
menacing
and
more
serious
V7
aic
juo
s
liiucn
to
oiame
as
tne
government
which
permits
them
to
do
so.
It
is
all
very
well
for
a
Parliament
to
remain
in
emergency
session
and
be
nn
haml
fnr
tVm
-
t
-
-
fcllv,
kl
uuoa,uuii
Ui
llll-
nortant
business
whiph
mav
nvicn
of
oV.
,f:
i,...
u
lsa
different
thing
for
a
Parliament
to
sit
idly
by
dav
after
(lav.
fvi'nnr
.
J
im
fVira
nUt-i
r
!.
i
-
vj...h
j,
WJC
ouwiuvii
ui
ministers
wno
nave
or
should
have
more
important
things
to
do
than
listening
to
members
give
speeches
that
in
many
cases
are
merely
for
the
purpose
of
expressing
personal
views
and
making
political
effect.
It
is
certainly
high
time
that
Ottawa
was
getting
down
to.
its
real
business.
We
suggest,
at
the
risk
of
being
accused
of
politics
ourselves,
that
there
are
some
of
the
politicians
around
Ottawa
these
davs
who
might
take
a
lesson
from
our
own
member
for
Skeena
bv
dnino-
Ipco
tniUnrr
n,i
.
i
....
-,
vkj"
.uiiung
tIIU
illUJC
icai
and
support
of
the
general
public
i
The
garden
party
held
Sundav
afternoon
by
the
Canadian
National
Recreation
A.s.ociation
Lawn
Bowling
Club
In
the
interest
of
the
British
Columbia
Lawn
B-)-whru
Association
F"und
for
the
bombed-out
children
of
Britain
was
a
com-ole'e
success.
The
crowds
that
thronged
the
grounds
durin?
the
afternoon
testified
to
the
interest
In
this
worthy
effort.
Conditions
were
auspicious
and
the
guests
were
entertained
by
the
Midland
Band
which
played
some
fine
selections
which
were
ereatlv
enjoyed.
The
members
of
the
club
put
on
some
novelty
games,
creatine
quit"
an
attraction.
Steve
King
was
winner
of
the
novelty
games
and
in
he
rink
bames
the
rink
compris
ing
Messrs.
Dixon.
Simpson.
Price
and
McUeefcin
skipt
was
the
win.
ner.
Afternoon
tea
and
ice
cream
were
served
by
an
ergetic
commit
tee
convened
by
Mrs.
F.
8.
Walton.
assisted
by
members
of
the
Girl
Ouides.
A
leg
of
lamb
donated
by
Mr.
and
Mrs.
Jafck
Preece
was
won
by
Jack
Judge.
The
bowHng
green
was
gaily
dec
orated
with
flags
and
bunting
for
the
occasion.
Jack
Preece
was
genera
convenor
of
the
affair
and
was
ablv
assisted
by
all
the
members
of
the
club.
Thanks
to
the
generous
donations
from
the
members,
merchants
and
friends
the
financial
re
sults
exceeded
all
expectation,
ap
proximately
ga0
being
raised
for
this
worthy
cause.
WORNG-WAY
SWEENEY
LONDON.
June
23
Escaping
fishing
boats
usually
move
from
France
to
Britain
but
sailor
Jack
Sweeney,
charged
with
stealing
a
fishing
boat,
told
the
court
he
wanted
to
get
to
France
and
thence
to
Brazil
to
"start
life
afresh."
V
BULKLEY
VALLEY
UUITEII
Arrives
Fresh
Every
Week
!
A
We
believe
In
fpnturlna
tt
!
and
helping
our
un-rlver
f
farmers.
Try
It
once
and
we
J
feel
sure
you
will
want
no
5
other,
it's
freshness
and
f
quality
Is
unsurpassed.
We
also
feature
up-river
C
VEGETABLES
whenever
pos-
sible.
.
MUSSALLEM'S
"
F.rnnnm,
Q
n
w
a
?
"Where
Dollars
Have
More
f
Cents"
!
P.O.
Box
575
I'hnnr
IR.ig
Tea
And
Sale
By
DOMINION
i
102nd
Is
Success
DAY
CUP
Dauy
News:
nnt
Affair
Was
Held
In
LrtIonj
to
xothlng
j
Recently
there
appeared
a
letter
Rooms
Saturday
Afternoon
j
iin
your
paper
beaded
"Youthful
Extravagance."
It
stated
that
LONDON,
June
23:
0
Though
much
initiative
and
enterprise
are
demanded
of
all
volunteers
for
commandos
so
great
is
the
rush
fyr
this
service
that
only
25
percent
of
the
applicants
can
b?
accepted
at
present.
Specials
1
Electric
Hoover,
just
like
new
6
Coleman
Gas
Burners
up
from
21
Sprinefilled
Mattresses
from
$18.50
to
S17.50
52.50
125.00
8
3-plece
Chesterfield
in
the
latest
styles
and
colors
at
Low
Prices.
B.
C.
Furniture
Co.
PHONE
ISLACK
321
Third
Avenue
IT
IS
PATRIOTIC
Last
evening
before
a
goodly
young
worker,
are
earning
more
J!7
Pctatora.
Signals
and
than
t
U
good
good
W
for
tfcta."
tham."
Pom
Possibly
T-JT"
7
TrTw
VT
L7tr
77,
JlTo!
f""1
Fusiliow
me.
me.
in
in
the
the
relayed
relayed
Do-
Do-
your
;
how
rorreQDdst
should
eaossdor
J
?JLZL
mlnk
round
game
many
youo
people
are
mar
..TVzLrZ
,
resulted
in
a
scoreless
draw
on
this
oc-
soerdin
ling
the
the
materials
materials
and
and
shir
ships
m
w
J?"
"OCTO"
(?m"
last
last
week,
wee,
the
the
outcome
outcome
jfor
TKtory.
These
are
the
saae
Mr,
T
v
KKt'
prwmcnt
caon
beiof
t
to
nothing
for
Big-
tyouth
who
have
borne
the
hard-
'
ships
of
the
past
ten
years
of
de-
V
"
T"
,
vw
aaiLA
abJ
wftfttljt
-
tI
sit
I
naU
Wkuuag
the
feolre
of
eek.
Fusl-
presalon.
Now
they
labor
time
and
.
.
"
.
.
Hers
stoats
to
play
u
hl
in
the
overtime
as
eager
partners
in
the
"
MH"",,
,
first
he.
0
the
kfck
off.
M&r-
1
battle
tor
deM?roey
The
strag-
At
UUy
P-i
tlruque
Piayed
the
ball
to
Baker
,r
is
for
a
world
of
freedom
aad
fT"10
.
"
.
.
0BCT!
'
who
put
It
back
to
HUder.
who
products
work
mma
oeueo
lorn,
ano
booUd
ft
far
lhe
Your
correspondent
speaks
tea-
r
A'
field.
Bowk
misUeked
and
Yel-
derry
of
those
in
the
Chamber
of
CJl,iB
JLlJ
T!buvl.
following
dose
in.
pushed
Commerce
who
"work
without
re-
MT
aJ
prat.
the
ball
past
Utaugh
for
the
op-
wrd
aad
appareotiy
MXhmH
vljimJ
ln
;
ita
'
caP":
1
ener
aU
tn
a
apaee
of
about
f
We
thanks
the
latwrest
"
nDd
of
Mrs.
R.
Woods
and
in
community
fj
fMmners
played
hard
for
Mn-
1
J-
while
Mrs.
B.
Are
to
to
Donerty
we
now
expose
our
youth
the
(4,.
34,
de.
Tper
and
ilrs
A.
Norton
conduct-
similar
ingraUtude
when
in
many
fpnCf
Jtron
IIM,
cases
they
are
doing
work
that
in
thVdfapl,IJg
ot
C"!
much
dilly-dallying
and
too
cto
normal
turns
would
ba
considered
donated
by
Mrs.
H.
S.
Parker
and
footbaU
for
beyond
their
years?
They
are
do-
'j
l?
Uwford
and
Company.
SignaU
Northern
EC
Power
C.
These
ing
U.
I
emphasise,
for
lea,
pay
a
.t
than
the
older
men
they
hare
W-
won
by
O.
Minns
nd
lm
ht
cofm.
a.
pUced.
Not
compulsory
savings
Larson
npeelr.
tat
We
ln.
but
"equal
pay
for
equal
work"
A1fnf
J0
erease
their
lead.
The
haK
ended
Mrs.
Jam
Hadden
Mraa.
P.
should
be
our
slogan.
Soldiers
too
Mxh
mm
iu
should
have
better
pay
and
larger
Lyeoa.
Mtoea
Geraldtae
Cade
and
(UU
Kon
1
to
0
in
UhHt
favor,
ripivridpnt'i
aiinnnm
hut
tii
CecJle
SmMh.
Mrs.
P.
Peterson
and
.
.
question
Is
not
separate
from
that
Mr
J.
Miller.
M.
S.
Maughan
,
rJT
0
would
cart
to
come
back
from
the
Conveaar
was
Mrs.
WUUum
army
to
wages
like
those
prevail-
Brass.
In?
before
the
war?
'
During
the
aftowwum
Mim
El-
There
is
perhaps
too
much
speth
MacKensle
sang
delightfully
drinking
and
gambling
here
but
accompanied
by
Miss
Pat
McQy-is
not
that
due
to
the
lack
of
re-
moat
creational
facilities
provided
by
those
who
have
praised
themselves!
COMMANDOS
POPULAR
mi?htily
for
their
service
to
but.
while
not
eomlne
so
fast
as
m
the
lint
half.
Signals
in
a
t
akaway
up
the
hill
Increased
their
load
again
In
the
first
five
minutes
again
through
YeUand
The
Pusthers
played
like
demons
but
again
and
again
their
efforts
wet
brought
to
nought
either
by
thow
oeor-anjrtaljr
or
through
strong
defensive
play
by
the
Sig
nals
rearward.
Scene
of
HMdcr
high
physical
standard
and
VMm
to
.
.
hit
vis-a-vis.
Minteen.
was
also
playing
a
very
strong
game
The
wo
centre
h
aires
were
easily
the
outstanding
players
on
the
field
but.
in
most
of
the
exchange
be-rween
the
two.
HUder
with
hk
i
extra
inches,
came
off
best.
Norrie
came
very
dose
with
a
nice
drive
from
the
left
wing
and
play
was
(
rapidly
transferred
to
the
other
end
where
Baker
let
go
a
pile-driver
that
was
labelled
goal
all
the
way
and
had
Waugh
beaten,
i
However
the
bail
hit
the
bottom
!
edte
of
the
crossbar
and
rebound
-jfd
into
play
and
was
cleared
by
i
Bowles
The
half
ended
wHh
the
i
Fu.siliers
pressing
but
unable
t
press
home
that
very
much
wanted
oal
Teams
I
Sisnals'
-LAWfnM-
RarulaM
arvrt
Mc
Naught:
Johnson.
HMder
and
ISmrth.
Wallace.
Baker.
Martini
que.
Yelland
and
Ittgfls.
I
maulers:--Wauth:
Bowie
and
Harris:
Barrta.
M
in
tern
and
Par-quhar:
Bannar.
Hardy.
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Norrie.
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not
sold
wit
Rcconl
Complement
MuMk
Jm
WW
IS
THE
TIME-
Give
us
an
order
right
away
for
the
amount
of
coal
expect
to
need
next
season.
This
will
enable
us
to
t
ieet
your
requirements
now
or
as
supplies
arrive.
It
la
Important
that
you
should
lay
In
your
coal
uri;T
(
this
summer
as
It
is
almost
certain
that
the
dealers
will
not
be
able
to
cope
satisfactorily
with
the
demand
next
winter.
IT
IS
NOT
HOAKDINO
TO
BUY
YOUIt
COAL
EAItLY
(It
Is
also
necessary
to
place
your
order
a
day
ahead
of
Delivery)
Albert
&
McCaffery
Ltd.
7
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